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CastleBergerac (24)
Price :
$1,790,200
Surface1,146 m²bedrooms14 bathrooms12 land5.4 ha

This is a superb opportunity for those looking to enter the lucrative wedding and events market in South-West France or who are wanting to buy a prestigious domaine to share with family and friends. There is no work required and the décor is simply stunning throughout.
Welcome to this stunning chateau plus three beautifully renovated and converted barns and a pigeonnier set in with panoramic views of stunning countryside and offering with 5.4Ha (13.34 acres) of fenced land suitable for horses or alpacas. This is your opportunity to acquire a unique property comprising the main 7-bedroom chateau, 3 x 2-bedroom converted barns and a 1-bedroom pigeonnier. In total, there are 15 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, 1 Powder Room, various outbuildings, 3 pools, and multiple terraces making it the perfect wedding or events venue or for an extended family to live together whilst enjoying their own private spaces.
Heating is provided by 2 recent fuel boilers and the taxe fonciere is 6463 euros.
This property has a rich history and charm that is immediately apparent upon arrival along by one of two gated driveways. The domaine is nestled within its own private grounds with mature trees and gardens that offer a serene and peaceful ambiance. There is zero nuisance and no close neighbours. A haven of peace and tranquility describes this magical setting.
The main residence is an elegant and spacious chateau with a laid back feel that makes all guests feel welcome on arrival. The multiple living areas provides plenty of room for entertaining and separate activities happening simultaneously.
Whilst the chateau is situated in a quiet and peaceful location, with easy access to local villages and transport routes including Bergerac airport, and railway station. This part of France boasts numerous market towns and villages which are vibrant all year round.
If you are interested in by this property or would like to schedule a visit, email me [email protected] and I would be please to provide more detail about this beautiful chateau and its wonderful setting and the opportunities it offers to any new owner.
Les honoraires d'agence sont à la charge de l'acquéreur, soit 4,71% TTC du prix hors honoraires.
Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr.
Contact your local agent, Sandra BROUHARD, LEMBRAS, Optimhome Associate Estate Agent at – More information on (ref 548993)

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CastleBergerac (24) Price : $1,790,200 USDEuro € EURAmerican Dollar ($ USD)British Pound (£ GBP)Surface1,146 m²bedrooms14 bathrooms12 land5.4 ha

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CastleBergerac (24)
Price :
$1,790,200
Surface1,146 m²bedrooms14 bathrooms12 land5.4 ha